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Volume 32, issue 3 , 1987
Intertemporally consistent shadow prices in an open economy: Estimates for Cyprus pp. 263-285 Clive Laurence George Bell and Shantayanan Devarajan Peer group effects and educational attainment pp. 287-305 Richard J. Arnott and John G. Rowse Assistance to the poor in a federal system pp. 307-330 Charles Brown and Wallace E. Oates The impact of congestion on local public good production pp. 331-353 Steven G. Craig Strategic behaviour: Some experimental evidence pp. 355-368 Jeffrey William Bennett The ineffectiveness of effective tax rates on business investment: A critique of Feldstein's Fisher-Schultz lecture pp. 369-387 Bob Chirinko Tax rates and business investment: Reply pp. 389-396 Martin S. Feldstein Volume 32, issue 2 , 1987
The effects of taxation, price control and government contracts in oligopoly and monopolistic competition pp. 133-158 Nicholas H. Stern Volunteer labor supply pp. 159-183 Paul L. Menchik and Burton A. Weisbrod Tax structure and public sector growth pp. 185-201 Daniel Richard Feenberg and Harvey Rosen Progressive taxation and the equal sacrifice principle pp. 203-214 H. Peyton Young Expenditure taxes, income taxes, and time-inconsistency pp. 215-230 Carol Ann Rogers The effect of nontransferable property rights on the efficiency of political markets: Some evidence pp. 231-246 John Lott A Shoven-Whalley model of a small open economy: An illustration with Philippine tariffs pp. 247-261 Ramon L. Clarete and James A. Roumasset Volume 32, issue 1 , 1987
Fiscal incidence in an overlapping generations model with a fixed asset pp. 3-24 Christophe Chamley and Brian Davern Wright The indexation of interest, depreciation, and capital gains and tax reform in the United States pp. 25-51 Don Fullerton A model of tax reform for Belgium pp. 53-77 Serge Wibaut An economic model of the intake disposition of juvenile offenders pp. 79-99 Kevin Lang and Duran Bell Unemployment benefits and unemployment rates revisited: A general equilibrium job search model pp. 101-118 Kostas Mavromaras The walrasian mechanism from equal division is not monotonic with respect to variations in the number of consumers pp. 119-124 Graciela Chichilnisky and William Thomson The population monotonicity property and the transfer paradox pp. 125-132 Ronald W. Jones Volume 31, issue 3 , 1986
The price of government ownership: A study of the Domtar takeover pp. 269-285 Anthony Edward Boardman , Ruth Freedman and Catherine C Eckel Shadow pricing with suboptimal policy rules pp. 287-305 Dilip Mookherjee Strategic bias and demand for public goods: Theory and an application to the arts pp. 307-327 David Throsby and Glenn Alexander Withers Randomization of commodity taxes: An expenditure minimization approach pp. 329-345 Fwu-Ranq Chang and David Wildasin Capital income taxation in growing open economies pp. 347-376 Lans Bovenberg The redistributive roles of unemployment insurance and the dynamics of voting pp. 377-399 Randall Wright Volume 31, issue 2 , 1986
Choice under uncertainty: A model of applications for the social security disability insurance program pp. 131-161 Janice Halpern and Jerry A. Hausman The optimal linear income tax revisited pp. 163-179 Martin F. Hellwig Sequential procurement auctions pp. 181-195 Richard Luton and Randolph Preston McAfee Taxes, intermediate goods, and relative prices: The case of variable coefficients pp. 197-213 Kul Bhatia A dynamic model of corruption deterrence pp. 215-236 Francis T. Lui Public pensions as optimal social contracts pp. 237-251 Michael R. Veall Sensitivity of `optimal' commodity tax rates to alternative demand functional forms: An econometric case study of India pp. 253-268 Ranjan Ray Volume 31, issue 1 , 1986
Saving and the life-cycle: A Cohort analysis pp. 1-24 Toshiaki Tachibanaki and Keiko Shimono Time inconsistency of benevolent government economies pp. 25-52 Leigh S Tesfatsion Characterizations of the pivotal mechanism pp. 53-78 Herve Moulin An intertemporal general equilibrium analysis of financial crowding out: A policy model and an application to Australia pp. 79-104 Andrew Feltenstein Duration dependence, targeted employment subsidies and unemployment benefits pp. 105-129 Weng T. Hui and Pravin K Trivedi Volume 30, issue 3 , 1986
A pigovian rule for the optimum provision of public goods pp. 273-291 Mervyn A. King Optimal taxation and public production in an open dual economy pp. 293-316 Christopher Heady and Pradeep K. Mitra Unemployment insurance and involuntary unemployment: The case of adverse selection pp. 317-328 Stephen R. G. Jones A general equilibrium analysis of financial regulation pp. 329-340 Oscar Varela and Richard E. Olson Welfare and comparative statics implications of fair social security: A steady-state analysis pp. 341-357 Edi Karni and Itzhak Zilcha Interindustry flows and the incidence of the corporate income tax pp. 359-368 John L. Solow Fraudulent collection of unemployment benefits: A theoretical analysis with reference to income tax evasion pp. 369-383 Gideon Yaniv Distributionally-neutral tax changes for different inequality concepts pp. 385-393 Andreas Pfingsten Wealth effects, treasury bill financing, perpetuity financing, and stability pp. 395-398 Yeung-Nan Shieh Volume 30, issue 2 , 1986
Theory of optimal taxation pp. 137-143 Paul A. Samuelson Household formation, housing prices, and public policy impacts pp. 145-164 Axel Borsch-Supan An upper bound on optimal income taxes pp. 165-181 Lars-Gunnar Svensson and Jörgen W. Weibull On the optimal income taxation and educational decisions pp. 183-198 Matti Tuomala A reduced-form optimal nonlinear income tax problem pp. 199-217 John Allan Weymark The optimal linear income tax with tax credits contingent on fertility pp. 219-235 Raymond G. Batina Overlapping generations, competitive efficiency and optimal population pp. 237-247 Murray C. Kemp and Hitoshi Kondo Incentive compatible discount rates for public investment pp. 249-257 Ray Rees Cost-minimizing welfare programs pp. 259-265 Ronald A. Dye and Rick Antle Bounds on the willingness to pay for non-traded goods: A possibility theorem pp. 267-272 Jon R. Neill Volume 30, issue 1 , 1986
Project evaluation by potential tax reform pp. 1-36 Peter J Hammond Tax incidence in a model with perfect foresight of agents and rationing in markets pp. 37-59 Theo van de Klundert and P. Peters The short-run and long-run benefits of environmental improvement pp. 61-81 Suzanne Scotchmer Demand for collective goods in private nonprofit markets: Can fundraising expenditures help overcome free-rider behavior? pp. 83-96 Burton A. Weisbrod and Nestor D. Dominguez Crime and punishment again: The economic approach with a psychological twist pp. 97-107 William T. Dickens Uncertain parameter values and the choice among policy options pp. 109-116 Don Fullerton and Andrew B Lyon The failure of Ricardian equivalence under progressive wealth taxation pp. 117-128 Andrew Abel Benevolent preferences and pure public goods pp. 129-134 S. Q. Lemche
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